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VOL. IV. NO. 56. CHICAGO, SUNDAY AND MONDAY, MABCH 6-7, 1898. PRICE, 5 CENTS

KENTUCKY DEKI5Y AND OAKS.

The owners of twenty-four three-year-olds en-
tered in the Kentucky Derby have thought well
• enough of the chances of their horses to make
payment of the final forfeits.

The Kentucky Derby is not the most valuable
three-year-old event of the western turf, but his-
torical prestige, public opinion and the early
date of its decision combine to render it in some

■ respects the most important. Last year it was
rightly deemed to be certain to fall to either
Ornament or Typhoon II, this causing the field
to be a small one, but it has a more open aspect
this year, and with so many left in it is quite
probable that a large number of contestants
will go to the post. Those left in, their owners
and breeding are as follows :

J. E. Madden’s br. c. Plaudit, by Himyar—
Cinderella; Oxnard, b. c, by Strathmore—
Eloise; Widower, b. c, by Bramble— The Widow.

J. W. Schorr & Son’s ch. c, Lieber Karl, by
Forester— Daisy W^oodrutl.

W. & A. McQuigan’s br. c, Bannockburn, by
Hayden Edwards— Bettie Blaise.

George J. Long’s b. c, Dr. Black, by Alarm —
^Belle Boyden.

W. H. Laudemann’s b. c, Frank Thompson,
by Linden— Verbena ; Goodrich, ch. c, by Patron
—Edith May.

McLean Estate’s b. c, Gallivant, by Blue Eyes
— Pericolor.

Stanton & Tucker’s ch. c, Isabey, by Strath-
more— Belle of the Highlands.

T. H. Coleman’s ch. c, Han d’Or, by Hanover
Fleur d’Or.

Baker & Gentry’s b. c, Don Quixote, by Cha-
raxus— Ethie.

E. O. Pepper’s b. c, Pacemker, by Kantaka—
Debut.

E. F. Simms’ br. c, Sacket, by Be rsan— Cather-
ine C.

W. H. McCorkle’s b. g, Irwin, by Julien— Mat-
tie Irwin.

W. H. May’s b. c. Judge Quigley, by King Cole

■ -Lillie B.

Middleton & Jungbluth’s br. c. Marcato, by
Duke of Montrose— Minnehaha Belle

T, H. Blackburn’s ch. c, Sound Money, by
Strathmore— Marmosa.

E. S. Gardner & Son’s br. c. Swing, by Quick-
lime — Semaphore.

B. G. Thomas’ blk. c, Dominis, by Himyar—
Lady Agnes.

R. E. M. Porter’s ch. c, Pontus, by Whistle
Jacket— Ten Ban.

H. L. Martin’s b. c. Clay Poynter, by Linden
-Ella H.

P, 8. Donovan’s b. c, Teucer, by Rayon d'Or—
Glen feelle.

Rutledge & Stevens’ ch. c, Chalfonte, by
Eothen— Relax.

The list of those that have qualified for the
Kentucky Oaks is as follows: Alleviate, Flora

Louise, Hazeldean, Lady Irene, Bellchasse,
Crocket, Lenne P, Aspasia, Queen’s Gambit,
Lucy M, Alice Farley, Uarda, Bermuda Dance,
Afamada, Azucena, Claret Cup, Ferroll, Her
Favor, The Red Filly, Wingshot and Melba.

NA31ES CLAIMED.

I The 2-year-olds in the Fleischmann string have
^*Been awarded the following names:

Lady of Quality, ch. f, by Top Gallant— Dolly
Varden.

Topmost, blk. c, by Top Gallant— Ala Ba Ba.
Toptackle, blk. c, by Top Gallant— Ollie John-
son.

Alpen, ch. c, by Sir Dixon— Alpena.
Improvident, b. c, by Spendthrift — Liantha.
High and Lofty, blk. c, by Wagner— Hauteur.
Charmante, br. f, by King Eric — Cleopatra.
Chanteuse, br. f, by Belvidere — La Diva.
Nannie Dixon, ch. f, by Sir Dixon — Nannie
McDowell.

Sir Hubert, ch. c, by Sir Dixon— Sungleam.
Pasee, ch, f, by Kingston— Margery.

Hunting, ch. f, by Hanover— Mamie Hunt.
Epping, b. c, by Hindoo— Eppie L.

Capt. Sam S. Brown is reported to have some
corking good 2-year-olds in the following list of
home-breds :

Troubeam, b. oi' br. f, by Troubadour — Sun-
beam.

Soldene, br. f, by Troubadour— Sunlight.

Good Morning, b. f, by Troubadour— Daylight.
Diser, b. f, by Troubadour— Katie A.

Dust Robe, b. f, by Troubadour— Tally Ho.
Annie McK„ b. f, by Troubadour— Pet Galway.
No Desire, b. f, by Troubadour- -Expectation.
Sam Sturgis, blk. g. by Troubadour— Senorita.
Euko, b. or br. g, by Troubadour Eukonia.
Fizzle, b. g, by Troubadour— Eoline.

Joiin Mannion, b. g, by Troubadour— Eva Rog-
ers.

Nunkey-me, b. g, by Stuyvesant— Garnet.
Whirler, b. f, by by Stuyvesant— Nanon.

Viol, b. f, by Blue Wing— Viola.

John E. Madden has registered the following
names for ten two-year-olds :

Frohsinn, br. c, by Spendthrift— Llandrino.
Scannel, b. c, by Sir Dixon— Emma Hanly.
Rhinelander, b. c, by Bramble— Mary C.
Caslin, br. c, by Falsetto— Zerelda.

King Cotton, ch. c, by Falsetto— Cottona.
Eastabrook, br. c, by Spendthrift— Lillie M.
Hoya, ch. f, by Meddler— lolanthe.

Hexter, b. c, by Audrain— Logwood.

Helen Thomas, ch. f, by Hanover— Fleur d’Or.
Limejuice, b. c, by Quicklime— Charmette.

Here are the names selected by M. F. Dwyer
for his eight 2*year-olds, of w’hich five are by the
famous Kingston :

Campus, b. c, by Kingston— Startle.

Kingdon, b. c, by Kingston— Lady Ballard.

Robert, b. c, by Kingston— Boabdilla.

Federal, br. c, by Kingston or Burlington—
Forethought.

Asthore, ch. c, by Kingston— Bogota.

Tulane, b. c, by Sir Modred— Faux Pas.

Meister, ch. c, by Fitzjames— Harmony.

Chopin, gr. c, by The Bard— Victress.

Mr. E. F. Simms has claimed these names for
seven 2-year-olds :

The Kentuckian, ch. c, by Pirate of Penzance
—Lizzie Montrose.

Headley, b. c, by Harry O’Fallon— Virginia
Kinney.

So Easy, ch. f, by Fon du Lac— Ho Tachemie.

Miss Yale ’91, b. f, by Yale ’91-Mildred.

Briar Bush, b. f, by Springbok or King Eric —
Vala.sco.

Bill Anthony, b. c, by Azra— Judith.

Darthea, b. f, by Deceiver— Ida Walton.

Here are the 2-year-olds J. E. Cushing will
rely upon this year :

Bloss, br. c. by Jim Gore— Quintette.

Mulvehill, b. c, by Portland — Wanda.

Armstrong, b. c, by Ben Strome— Pet Morris.

Miss Dooley, br. f, by Clarendon- Gossip.

Eva Wilson, b. f, by Loyalist— Shadow,

Sundry owners claim the following names for
for their 2-year-olds :

L. Staderman— Dick Hasse, b. g, by Eon-
Monte belle.

Talbot Bros.— Eberhart, b, or br. c, by Eber-
lee— Ramona; Kephren, blk. c, by Sir Dixon —
Catalpa; Dawsie Lake, b. f, by Brutus— Villa.

James J. Byrne— Jim Byrne, b. c, by Order—
Ann.

Thomas J. Carson— Enriqueta, ch. f, by Ben
Strome— Henrietta.

Oots Bros.— Vaquoro, ch. c, by Sleipner—
Mary O.

Gil Curry— Glasnovin, b. f, by St. Leonards —

Countess; Merode, b. f, by Guarantee— Tremola.

Thomas A. McGowan— San Ramon, b. c, by
Morello— Viola.

Geo. C. Bennett— Ridgeway, b. c, by Candle-
mas— Letta B.

H. G. Owsley— Dr. Nembula, dk. b. c, by Port-
land— Claret.

SOME EASTERN TWO-YEAR OLDS.

The weather has been so mild and open lately
that horses at the eastern tracks have been given
an unusual amount of exercise for so early in
the year. The result is that they are measur-
ably advancing in training and many of the
smart 2-year-olds have been allowed to give
glimpses of their speed. Concerning some of this
age the turf correspondent “Kelston,” beginning
with W. C. Daly’s, says:

‘ This famous horseman has engaged Fiea
Berlew’ to train, and is sending his lot along
with a view to having them ready for Bennings.
There are several smartish 2-year-olds in the
string. Rusher, a chestnut colt by Magnetizer
out of Rushlight, dam of Swamp Angel, is very
fast. He worked a quarter over the Brooklyn
track on Tuesday morning in 23i seconds, which
is something extraordinary for this season of
the year.

“The Keene string, in charge of ‘Tom’ Greene,
were all out and did trotting and cantering
exercise. All the 2-year-olds are coming on
nicely, while the St. Leonards— Dart Maiden
colt and the Meddler— Anoma colt struck mo
(the latter in particular; as having improved
greatly in the last six weeks.

“This latter is quite a classy looking young-
ster and has perfect action. The St. Leonards
—Dart Maiden colt is lengthy and well fur-
nished, with good bone, and shows a great deal
of quality. I will be disappointed if he does
not prove a bit out of the common. Another St.
Leonards colt that I think highly of is the
chestnut out of the Mortemer mare Vanduora,
in Albert Cooper’s string, and owned jointly by
Foxhall Keene and J. G. Follansbee. He has
not quite the scope and range of the Dart
Maiden colt in James R. Keene’s string, but he
is a nicely patterned, beautifully balanced
youngster, and is undoubtedly very speedy.

“This colt fetched only a few hundred dollars
when sold as a yearling and his owners have
only recently refused an offer of $10,000 for him.
With the elder Mr. Keene offering $15,000 for
the Hiudoo— Bonnie Gal colt, also a Castleton
bred one, it seems a pity he did not train all
these promising 2-year-olds instead of selling
them, as, all m one string, they would have
been away above the average.

“In addition to the above, there are two Cas-
tleton bred ones in the Sensation Stable lot that
are very good lookers. They are Ocean Prince
by Hyderabad Ocean Queen and Magic Prince
by Tournament— Cinderella, by Hermit. And in
J. E. Seagram’s string the St. Leonards— Citron-
elle colt is highly thought of by the veteran
trainer Charles Boyle, while still another is a
chestnut colt out of Paradox in T. Parrett’s
string, which I saw breeze a quarter on Tues-
day morning through the stretch at Brighton.
This is a lengthy, racy looking colt, with a long
reach and very fast, as, indeed, are all of the
get of St. Leonards.”

NEW ORLEANS FORM.

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New Orleans. La., March 5.— The form
Monday’s New Orleans fields is:

First Race— Balance All, Logistic, Delgado.
Second Race— Dinsmore. Ben Frost, Percy F.
Third Race— What Next, Mount Washington,
Robert Bonner.

Fourth Race— Tragedy, Octave, Albert S.
Fifth Race— His Brother, Dorothy III, Rock-
wood.

Sixth Race — Corelli, Domsie, Jim Armstrong.

GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

The stewards of the Pacific Coast Jockey Club
met last Monday night and made the following
announcements: Owner Stanfield and stable
suspended for the balance of this week. Steeple-
chase Jockey Sanford and stable suspended in-
definitely. Steeplechase Jockey Barry sus-
pended. Owner Honig and stable reinstated.
Le Fevre, trainer for the Honig stable, sus-
pended indefinitely. Stanford’s suspension is
for his ride on Silverado, Stanfield’s for the
bad showing made by George Miller, Le Fevre’s
for the general in-and-out running of the Honig
horses. The reinstatement of the Honig stable
and owner surprised a few, but not many. It
was probably shown that the St. Louis turfman
did not handle his own horses, hence was not
responsible for their acrobatic feats. The rein-
statement of J. D. Lewis, owner of Trance
(whoso case is a parallel one) should immedi-
ately follow, if the officials desire to be con-
sistent.— Breeder and Sportsman.

A car load of valuable horses, mostly Barney
Schreiber’s left San Francisco for St. Louis last
Monday. The superbly bred stallion Sain, and
the mares Charmion, Marjorie, Grand Lady,
Prize, Florence Dickey and Miss Baker will be
sent to the Woodlands stud near St. Louis.
The 2-year-olds will be trained for the spring
races and should do well, as they are royally
bred, one being a filly by Flambeau— Fairy Rose,
dam of Fairy, Racine, Sweet Rose and Rosor-
monde, and the other a colt by the great race
horse Tenny — Fun, by Fiddler. Osric, who was
bought at the last Burns & Waterhouse sale for
C. C. Maffitt, president of the Turf Congress,
was sent along in the same car. McLemore’s
Kowalsky was included in the shipment.

NOTES OF THE TURF.

Henry Brown, the little colored lightweight
who graduated from Virginia Bradley’s stable,
and rode last season for W. D. Randall, the
Montana horseman, has signed to ride this sea-
son for Timmons & Marks, owners of Marquise,
Montell, Attainment and others. Bob Marks
will ship the horses to Memphis in a few days
and get ready for the spring meetings. Blakely
will send Capt. Peirsal and Snowdown in the
same car, and J. T. Stewart will send a couple.
—San Francisco Examiner.

Johnny Campbell has made up his mind to
start Senator Bland exclusively on a hard track.
“I have decided that the Senator is not a mud-
lark.” said he. “He showed me that in his last
race. As long as this rain keeps up I’ll keep him
in the stable. The other day, when he ran such
an awful race, I bet on him, supposing he could
win in that kind of going, which did not look so
bad. But he slipped and slid all over the track.
He wants a hard track.— San Francisco Bulle-
tin.

Before the racing at New Orleans Thursday,
with Col. Bill Scully officiating as auctioneer,
the following horses changed owners: Jim

Flood, $250, C. Patterson; Tremona, $150, Tex
Forman; Brennan, $50, N. Blardore; Lady Dun-
dee, $60, Mr. Schulhofer; La Verne, $15, Mr.
Gehrke; Christmas Eve, $120, J. H. Smith;
Nikola Tesla, $100, Wm. Newman; .Margaret
Eastin, $105, R. E. Maddox; May Fair, $30, Mr.
Gehrke.

Hawfinch, a prominent candidate for the Eng
lish Derby, was recently sold for $25,000, and a
contingency in the event of his winning. Gold-
finch, the sire of Hawfinch, is now at the Rancho
del Paso Stud, California, the property of Mr.
J. B. Haggin. Goldfinch is also the sire of Gold
Scratch, a winner in this country this season,
I as well as the sire of the great English mare
Chelandry.

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CHICAGO, ILL., MARCH 6-7,

Principal Foreign Events of 1898.

Lincolnshire Handicap March 22

Liverpool Grand National SteeplechaseMarch 25

Great Metropolitan April 19

City and Suburban April 20

Two Thousand Guineas April 27

One Thousand Guineas April 29

French Derby May 19

Derby May 25

Oaks May 27

Grand Prize of Paris June 5

Ascot Week June 14 to 18

Goodwood Stakes July 27

Doncaster St. Leger September 7

Cesarewitch October 12

Cambridgeshire October 26

Manchester November Handicap. .November 26

OAKLAND FORM.

San Francisco, Cal., March 5.— The form of
Monday’s Oakland fields is:

First Race— San Augustin, Vioris, Maud Fer-
guson. (Malay, Buena Ventura, Racivan and
Engea all have chances.)

Second Race— Palomacita or Treachery,
Mamie Scott, Serena.

Third Race— Tulare, Prompto, Robair.

Fourth Race— Frank entry. Lord Marmion,
Burns & Waterhouse entry.

Fifth Race — Orimar, Senator Bland, Scar-
borough.

Sixth Race — Al, Celoso, Lone Princess.

BARKSDALE FORM.

Philadelphia, Pa., March 5.— The form of
Monday’s Barksdale fields is:

First Race — W’ild Duck, Harry W’arren, Mil-
ton T.

Second Race— A. B. Dade, Crown, May Pink-
erton.

Third Race — Jim Swain, Ventanna, Humming
Bird.

Fourth Race — Finnwater, Earn, Laurelton.

Fifth Race — Traymore, Lady Linden, Gilt
Australian.

Sixth Race— Oracle, Nantucket, Barytone II.

OAKLAND ENTRIES.

Probabilities ; Weather clear; track fast.
First Race — 3 1-3 Furlongs.
2-year-olds. Selling.

Ind. Horses Color, sex & Pedigree W’t.

4454 Racivan 98

4113 Toluca 98

41493 Vioris 100

43842Canace 100

43592Master Buck 101

4292 Bly 102

4167 Crossmolina 102

Geraldine B 103

Oraibee . ,..103

4402 Engea .* . 104

4454 Buena Ventura 105

Maud Ferguson 105

(4167)Malay 106

44542Semicolon 106

42222San Augustin 107

Watossa, ch. g, by Watercress— Atossa.. 107
Second Race — 1 1-8 Miles.
4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

4239 Thelma (7) 95 44222Palomacita (4) 95

4361 Devil’s Dr’m(4) 95 4220 Widow Jones(4)95

4439 Serena (5) 98 4239 Lost Girl (4)... 98

4439 Mamie Scott(6) 98 4422 Treachery (5). 101
Third Race- 7 -8 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
(4189)TownTopics(3)106 44.37 Rio Frio(3) — 106
44372Prompto (3).... 109 4344 Rebel Jack (3). 109

44193Highl’d Ball(3) 109 4422 Tulare(4) 110

44.55 Sutton (4) 113 44583Dr. Marks(3) . . 113

42433Robair (4) 120 8606 Skalkaho(6) . . 123

Fourth Race— 1 Mile.

The Cadmus Stakes. $1,250 Guaranteed.
3-year-olds. Allowances.

40792*Eddie Jones.. 117

(4437)tPunter 112

42753Dr Bernays — 114
(42.57) Lord Marmionll7

442.3*Elsmore 107

3141fMissioner Ill

(4382) Prince Tyrant 114
44193Highland Ball. .114
♦Burns & Waterhouse entry.

|H. L. Frank entry.

Fifth Race— 1 1-16 Miles.

3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

42412Marplot(3) 96 43623Los Prietos (8) 98

432920rimar (4) m 44392R.del Tierra(4)110

44233Mercutio U) — HO 4151 Sc’rborough(4)110
42062Flashlight(6).. .114 4278 Sen. Bland(5) ..119
Sixth Race — .3-4 Mile.

4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

43.33 Distinction (4). 97
4171 Lone Princess (4)97
4276 Charlemagno(4) 99

Olivia (4) 100

42432Sly (4) 100

442l3PatMurphy (6). 102
(4166)RoadwTm’r(5)102
(4401) R. Q. Ban (7).. 105

4401 Schnitz(6) 105

(4436)Tw’kleTw’k(4)106
4401 Miss Ross (5).. .108

42203Koenigen (4). .. 97

8249 Celoso (4) 97

4401 J’dgeStouffer(4)99
3846 Chartre’seII(7)100
4279 Am’liaFonso(8)100
4202 HarryGwynn(4)102

42.39 01ive(6) 103

1474‘-i Yemen (8.) 105

44.39 Masoero (5) 105

(4171) Al(4) 108

1968‘-^The Swain(6) ..111

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INGLESIDE FORM CHART.

INGLESIDE, CAL., March 5.— Sixtieth Day. Pacific Coast Jockey Club. Winter Meetings
Weather clear; track fast.

Presiding Judge, Jos. A. Murphy. Starter, J. F. Caldwell.

The recall flag is not being used. Racing starts at 2 p. m.

/| FIRST RACE— 1-2 Mile. Purse $350. 2-year-olds. Selling.

.

Ind Horses Wt St H H StrFin Jockeys Owners

4438 FORMERO 11.3 5 lU Ri ih tt w p

0 H L C

0 0 0 1 0

4342 SEMICOLON 109

44023HUM1DITY 106

(4384)BUENA VENTURA 106
(3968)SANTELLO 109

44182RACIVAN 101

4418 GILBERTO 106

Conley
Thorpe
E Joues
Mackliu
H Martin
Powell

J T Stewart 3 4

Burns&Waterh’se ^5 2
L H Ezell 5 10

W J Speirs 6 15

B I^hreiber 10 40

M F Tarpey

3 3

6 5 8 5

5 8

6 12
10 30

30 100 30 75

w A. ^ , Time, 121, 24i, 361, 49.

W inner— Ch. c, by Conveth— Formosa.

Start straggling. Won in a hard drive by first three horses. Formero ran his race, favors &
route and was lucky. Semicolon performed to the notch and had no bad fortune. Humidity had
a lot. and closed stoutly throughout. She is ready. Watch her. Ventura is best in mud and is
Put a sprinter . She was away flying, beating the barrier. Santello’s race was below par

SECOND RACE — 7-8 Mile. Purse $350. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind

Horses

438620’ FLETA
3438 MC LIGHT
43602VERAGUA
4420 DON FULANO
44203 WALTER J
(4098)OUR CLIMATE
43832VIKING
4401 LAsT CHANCE
4401 SUTTON

Wt St H %

StrFin Jockeys

Owners

Thorpe J MacManus

T Sloan S C Hildreth

E Jones A Nickells

C Sloan M F Feeney

Macklin F McDermott
Conley D A Houig

G Wilson J E Linuell

McDonald J W Mott

Dorsey B J Johnston

O H L C

5 5

6-5 2i
8 10

3 34

6 5 2
8 10

100 200 ICO 150
12 15 10 12

.20 Left at the post.

„ Time, 25, 501, 1 :03, 1 :161, 1:291.

Winner— B. m, 6, by Harry O’Fallon— Fleta.

Start good. Won in a hard drive. There was some action over third place. O’Fleta is keenly
on edge and was well ridden. McLight should have won. He failed— for want of stiarp fitting—
1 js ready. Tab him. Veragua ran his race and was lucky. Walter J is a

plOildcr 3.I1Q will Dot do. Xab Cliuiats for tlio timber. Suttoo isn^t far from sliarp and wiDning*

Scratched— Devil’s Dream, 115; Metairie, 120; Veloz, 117.

/I /I PT / * THIRD RACE — Short Course.
"Tji f Steeplechase.

(Two miles less 130 feet.) Purse $400.

Ind

Horses

Wt St 2 4

(4404)CAPT. REESE 160
4343 RENO 153

4404 GOV. BUDD “ il42
4404 MESTOR »153

44042 MON ITA ^38

(4295)L.CH’ST’RF’LD139

8 12 Fin Jockeys Owners

O H L C

Winner — Ch.^6, by Rossingtoi^— Ada Reese

22 36 12
13 14 24

33 24 36
5 450 450 Owens

412 5 5 Murphy

Fell McAuliffe

Time, 4 :064.

Hueston Ed Corrigan
G Cochran R Stanley
McKenna T H Boyle
J J Cassidy
M Schwartz
E Dennison

7-5 8 5 7-5 7-l»
10 12 8 10

8 12 8 12

6 8 6 7

6 6 5 6

6-5 8-5 6-5 8-5

Start good. Won ridden out. Chesterfield was best and should have won. He was smother-
ing held when he fell at the stretch turn jump. Reese, well managed and lucky, got Reno none^
too soon. Reno ran his race and was well ridden. Watch Budd. He was poorly ridden and ran
his race. He is ready.

/I /I ^ FOURTH RACE— 53 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward.

J- I The Crocker-Woolworth Bank Stakes. $1750 guaranteed.

Ind

Horses

(436DJOE ULLMAN 107 2
43152 WON’T dance 106 3
(44aS) LINCOLN II 115 4
44033HOW D MANN 121 1
♦Coupled in betting.
Winner— Ch. c, 4, by Riley-

Wt St hi Im 14 StrFin Jockeys Owners

O H L C

12 14 16 18 12 ]H T Sloan Ed Corrigan ♦! 5 8-5 6-5 7-^

4 4 4 33 23 2to H Martin Ed Corrigan ♦7 5856575

34 31 32 22 315 320 Thorpe S C Hildreth 8-5 2 8-5 9-5

21 23 25 4 4 4 Clayton Roy Carruthers 3 34 3 16-5-

Time, 264, 524, 1 :17i, 1 :44, 2:37, 3:29i.

Hattie Harris.

Start good. The first two were driving. Won’t Dance was best. She was restrained to let
Ullman win. Ullraan s an honest colt, good and ran Ins race. Ullman equaled the track record.
Won t Dance is game and ready and high of class. Tab her for keen action. Lincoln II cannot
stay under weight. Mann is of no present account.

Scratched— Wawona, 114; Collins, 119; Judge Denny, 121.

4458 FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds. Selling.

Ind Horses

44402BONITO 109

(4331)GEORGE LEE 109

(4344)DR. MARKS 107

4405 GO TO BED 110

4344 WATOMBA 105

4310 HEKMOSO 110

Wt St H Yi H Str.Fin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

214 22 13 11 Conley C P Fink 24 24 2 24

4» 44 2h 22 T Sloan Ed Corrigan 6-5 6 5 4 5 9-10

51 51 34 3m H Martin B Schreiber 5 6 4 5

6 6 53 43 Clawson Atkin & LottridgelO 15 8 12

Thorpe W D Randall 10 15 10 12

McIntyre J A Gray 25 30 20 25

Time, 251, 514, 1 :034, 1 :16i, 1 :424.

Winner— B. f, by Longstreetr-Bonnetta.

Start good. The four leaders were all driving. Bonito was best. She ran an excellent lace.
Lee ran nearly his race. Marks performed to the mark. He is ready. Go To Bed was not well
handled. He favors a route and closed stoutly, after being hampered and cut oft' on the turn.
Watomba is a sprinter, but ready and favors mud. Herraoso’s forte is sprinting.

Scratched— The Ace, 107; Flandes, 110; Melvin Burnham, 110.

4459 SIXTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Ind Horses Wt St H H % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C

44232PAUL GRIGGS
(4277) BRIAR SWEET
43872TEA ROSE III
4099 MONTGOMERY
41882LIBERTINE .

)9 4 34 3“ 14 11 Dorsey

)7 2 23 22 21 214 T Sloan

)4 1 11 iH 31 34 Clawson

10 3 42 43 45 45 Conley

L3 5 5 5 5 5 H Shields

Time, 231, 48, 1 :004.

Winner— Gr. c, 4, by Order- Lucy Lisle.

Start good. The first three were driving. It was a sparkling race. Its time beat the track
record. Griggs is a niarvel of speed. He was beautifully ridden.' Sweet had some bad luck and
is ready. She ran her race. So did Tea Rose III. Tlie others were outclassed and outrun.

B J Johnston 3 3 2 24

H L Frank 6-5 7-5 4-5 6-5
Atkin & Lottridge4 8 4 6

W P Magrane 5 6 5 6

J G Brown & Co 8 12 8 10 J

NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART.

NEW ORLEANS, LA., March 5.— Eighty-second day. Crescent City Jockey Club.

Winter Meeting. W'eather clear; track good.

Presiding Judge, R. W . Simmons. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald.

Racing starts at 2:30 p.m.

4448

FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind

Horses

3539 MINNIE MURPHY 97 1

4394 BERTHA NELL 88 2

43962EVEREST 105 4

4304 LOU ANN 88 6

(4.477)GLOBE II 92 10

(577DCLARA BAUER 104 8

4366 CAVALETTA 88 7

44123IRISH LADY 102 9

3999 TIMBERLAND 95 3

8650 USHER 103 5

Wt St H H ^ StrFin Jockeys

Owners

11 21 214 11

2nk 11 11 2n
54 514 3« 33
41 3NK 44 44

L Smith

A Dean

Sullivan

Lines

Dupee

W Dean

Sheppard

C Clay

Dugan

Castro

John Morris 10

W E Fielding 3

G H Brown 6

R (k J M Stewart 6

John Brenock 2
H Henley 15

H P Headley 20

D M Hogan 5

W H Laird .50

H D Brown 30

200

75

3« 4" 64 10
Time, 24f, 491, 1 :164.

Winner— B. f. 4, by Melodrama— Mamie Cole.

Post 4 minutes. Start fair. The first two were driving hard. Bertha Nell should have won.
Dean rode a weak finish on her. Minnie Murphy stopped out came again at the end. Everest
finished strong. Globe II was off' poorly. Usher showed early speed. The Lady’s race was
below the notch.

Scratched— Dr. Work, 101; Judge Steadman, 112; Blitheful, 89.

Overweights— Everest, 2 pounds; Usher, 3.

4449

SECOND RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. Purse $250. 4-year-olds and upwards. Selling.

Ind Horses
4365 NECEDAH 104 3

4369 BABE FIELDS 104 4

43782INFLAA1MATOR 105 6
4414 THEM ON A 102 2

(4414)NANN1E L’S SIS. 100 5
4237 RANSOM 104 1

Wt St H Vi ^ Str Fin Jockeys
2H 22 2f> 1" 124 N Turner
14 12 ivK 25 23 Peterman
4 h 515 4 nk 43 34 Sullivan
512 34 314 31 4t Du pee

Owners

O H L. C

W C Fessenden
E R Swart hout
W Newman
T Forman 5 6

Benson, Arth’r&Co7 -5 2

2 2 8 5 8-5

50 100 .50 60
24 34 24 3

5

6-5 7-5

Brown’g&B’rdm’nlO 15 10 15

3 h 44 51558 54 CClay
6 6 6 6 6 Walker
Time, 264, 53, 1 :06, 1 :184, 1 :45, 1 :58.

Winner— Ch. m, 6, by Sir Dixon— Retreat.

Off first break. Start good. Won easily; second cleverly. Necedali came away without an
eflort at the end. Ransom pulled a plate directly after the start. Tremona tired when pinched.
Babe Fields ran a good race. Nannie L’s Sister sulked ail the way.

Scratched— Cherry Leaf, 107 ; Elkin, 113.

Overweights— Ransom, 3 pounds.

4450

THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

Ind Horses

Wt St 14

Str.Fin

Jockeys

Owners

0

H

L

C

43793ELLA PENZANCE

98 1

124 13

14

IH

L Smith

J R Hand

6

6

4

4

(4379)SIM W

110 5

5 k K 35

2 h

214 Barrett

W E Fielding

2

34

2

3

43792 BRIGHTON

92 6

61

4«

43,

33

Thompson

Mrs W W Lyles

*6

10

6

10

4377 WIGGINS

97 2

24

2h

32

4“

A Dean

Foster&Brumfield6

8

6

7

(4349 J. A GRAY

116 8

7

7

54

5^i

Scherrer

VV A Porter

3

5

3

4

(4394)CRYSTALLINE

93 3

4«

61

6 h

64

Sheppard

H P Headley

6

10

6

8

3495 DAWN

90 4

31

52

7

7

Holden

C H Carmichael

60

100 60

80

4379 ALAMO

93 10

10

9

8

8

Zeno

Mrs VV W Lyles

*6

10

6

10

42682TAKANASSEE

107 9

9

8

9

9

Sullivan

Ben’gt’n&GardnerS

44

3

4

1537 TAVA HARRIS

92 7

8

10

10

10

Lines

H T Batchelor

100 100 100 100

♦Coupled in betting. Time, 244, 484, 1 :15.

Winner— Br. f, 4, by Pirate of Penzance— Mollie Woods.

Off at first break to a straggling start. Won driving; second and third driving also. Ella
Penzance was tiring at the end. She just managed to last long enough to win. Brighton fin-
ished strong. J. A. Gray was eased up in the stretch. Wiggins dogged it when pinched. Taka-
nassee had no speed at all and ran a vile race. Crystalline can do better also.

K 1 FOURTH RACE— 1-2 Mile. 2-year-olds, filing.

Lexington Stakes. $1000 g uaranteed.

lad

Horses

Wt St H H % StrFin Jockeys

Owmers

O H L C

(4305)SIR FLORIAN 107

4431 HEBER JONES 98

4347 ARTH MC KNIGHT 100

4395 FORT HENRY
4197 TOP ROLLER
4431 REX LIGHT
4431*LA FAYETTE

98

95

93

IH 11 13 Barrett F Reagan & Co 4-5 4-5 1-2 3 5

38 21 22 Dupee C T Patterson 6 7 6 7

41 414 314 Sheppard J Robertson 6 8 6 7

514 52 42 Thompson J Hatchett 15 20 15 15

Stover<feH‘mphrey20 25 20 20
T fl Magee 10 15 8 12

J & F Grefer 6 8 6 8

2m 34 51 Reitz
7 7 61 CClay

93 6 63 63 7 N Turner

• Time, 124, 241, 361, 50.

Winner— Ch. g, by St. Florian— Prosperity.

Off at first break. Start good. Won easily ; second well in hand. Sir Florian was the best.
He had plenty iu reserve and could have w'on further off. Heber Jones showed much improve-
ment. McKuight made up some ground from a poor beginning. Top Roller had some early
speed.

4452

FIFTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $250. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind Horses

Wt St H

Str Fin

Jockeys

Owners O

H

L

C

4323 CHERRYFLAME

100 4

5kk 61

51 IH

L Smith

M L Seddons 3

5

3

4

4369 NANNIE DUNN

100 3

24

V

11 2n

N Turner

R Rome 4

5

4

5

4416 MISS YOUNG

103 2

33

33

214 33

CClay

W H Roller 4

4

3

3

4.369 MARGUERITE E

100 6

42

43

3nk 44

Dupee

H L & J D Stevensl2

12

10

12

2684 GALLEY WEST

103 5

64

54

4k K 54

Stitts

F C Frisbie 20

25

20

20

4399 TIMORAH

100 8

9

10

7 63

BeauchampG H Brown 8

10

8

8

4380 WHILEAWAY

103 7

7

7

8 7

Barrett

T F Wedd’rstrand6

6

5

6

3514 PATSY

103 10

10

9

9 8

Walker

J A Lynch & Co .50

1.50 50

100

4:181 GALLILE

100 9

8

8

10 9

Dugan

P WiJkerson & Co40

50

30

40

3791 MAY ASHLEY

103 1

INI

^ 62 10

Warren

J W Howell 20

30

20

25

4369 VIRGIE DIXON

103 11

11

11

11 11

Sheppard

W’ A McConnell 40

60

40

50

4380 FAVORINE

103 12

12

12

12 12

Thompson

N Ransom 15

40

15

25

Time, 244, 49, 1 :164.

Winner- B. f, 4, by Iroquois— Pattie S.

Post 6 minutes. Start good. The first three w’ere driving to the limit. Cherryflame came
w’ith a rtrsh at the end. She just got up in the last stride. Nannie Dunn was out to the last
ounce. Timorah finished strong. May Ashley showed speed but was short.

Scratched— Dawn, 100.

4458

SIXTH RACE— T -8 Mile. Purse $250. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind Horses

Wt

St

V4

V*

StrFin

Jockeys

Ov/ners

0

H

L

C

44162HIGH TEST

107

5

21

31

314 24

12

N Turner

Rowe & Clarkson 24

3

2

3

4.3.50 PERCY

110

4

11

14

114 11

25

BeauchampJ M Stewart

5

5

4

4

4324 RUSSELLA

107

7

7

9

9

8

31

Hir&ch

W Mohr

30

60

80

50

4.36.) LITTLE OCEAN

112

2

51

24

21

32

4nk

Southard

J H Smith

50

100 50

75

4,39‘^3STOCKHOLM

110

3

44

54

8

7

5'»

C Clay

J <fc F Grefer

12

15

12

12

(4.i8,0)H(.»T STUFF

110 11

11

11

11

10

6h

Snell

C Grumes

30

30

25

25

4368 K U

110

9

8

14kk 64

9

7

Lines

Boggs & Co

10

12

10

12

4322 BOB WHITE

110

1

3nk 0H

41

44

8

W'ilhite

Benson. Arth’r»feCol5

20

10

15

(4416) HALTON

112 10

10

8

7

51

9

McCafferty J J McCafferty

2

3

2

3

4414 HESSVILLE

104

6

9

10

10

11

10

Castro

J Brenock

25

30

25

25

44132BATTLEDORE

107

8

61

6

5nk 62

11

Scherrer

S Barber

6

6

5

5

Time, 254, 491, l:16i, 1:30.

Winner- Ch. g, 7, by The 111 Used— Carmen.

Off at first break to a good start. W'on easily ; second driving. High Test came away with-
out an efforc. Percy hung on gamely. Russella made up much ground at the end. Halton
sulked and would not try. Throw his race out. Little Ocean was killed off chasing Percy. Bat-
tledore ran a bad race.

Scratched— A1 Ky ris, 104 ; BobClampett, 107; L W, 110.

BARKSDALE FORM CHART.

HAKKSDALE, MD., March 5. — Twenty-fourth day. Barksdale Racing AssociatioM.

Winter meeting. Weather clear; track heavy.

Presiding Judge, Ralph Bayard. Starter, Frank Bray.

Racing starts at 2 :30 p. m. ^

/I /I i FIRST RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $100. 4-year-olds and upw'ard.
Allowances.

Ind Horses

Wt St V4

Yt

%

Str Fin

Jockeys

Owners

0

H

L

C

42662GLOVER VENDIG

112 4

1»

13

111

14

Asburn

East Side Stable

8 5

9-5 1

6-5

4118 FLASH V

112 6

41

2 h

21

23

A Dorsey

H Kuhn

10

25

10

20

4264 IRENE K

103 1

31

31

3kk

3»

Higgins

E Rayford

10

30

10

:io

4407 BLUE JAY

116 5

7

7

51

41

Geiger

C Douglass

4

8

4

7

4082 CLAUDE HILL

105 2

2»«

44

4h

52

Coudrier

Blue Stable

5

5

3

3

3848 MISS JUIHA

114 3

5t

5“

64

64

Chevalier

W Riddle

6

20

6

15

4155 PATHWAY

105 7

61

61

7

7

Flynn

W G Haman

10

25

10

20

43342PRAIRIE FLOWERllO 8

8

8

8

8

Rigby

Lincoln Stable

3

6

3

5

4339* LEG ION

117 9

9

9

9

9

Thomas

F A Peters

6

15

6

15

4442 DR JIM

112 10

10

10

10

10

Nelson

G Horner

10

10

8

8

Time, 274, 554 1:024.
Winner— B. g, 5, by Himyar— Corona.

Start fair. Won pulled up; second cleverly; third driving.
Blue Jay went vsdde on all the turns. He closed fast at the end.
Overweights— Blue Jay, 4 pounds; Miss Julia, 4; Legion, 5.

The winner had all the speed.
Claude Hill was used up early.

4461

SECOND RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs.
Allowances.

Purse $100.

4-year-olds and upward.

Ind Horses

Wt St % V% StrFin

Jockeys

Owners O H L C

4427 CASHIER II 110 5 42 2i 2i 2*

4372 MULLAGHMORE 113 1 2i 3l 3i 3«

4190 OLD AGE 113 2 64 5i 44 4i

4213 HERESY 108 3 3i 4« 51 52

4373 VER. BRADFORD 110 6 7 7 7 6i

4407 RECOVER 105 7 54 6h 64

Coudrier A Gill ham 15 15 10 12

Nelson A Brooks 10 10 6 8

Lynch J M Trinlett 6 6 3 34

McDermottDe Kalb Stable 5 15 5 12
King A Postuer 20 20 20 20

Higgins Iron Hill Stable 20 60 20 60

Time. 26S, 541, 1 :254, 1:324.

Winner— B. m, 8, by Uncas— Bibaletta.

Start good. Won handily. Old Age had no speed. Coudrier was little or no help to Cashier.
Finnwater was the right one. Vermont Bradford had no speed.

Scratched— Barytone II, 113; Sparkle, 105: Vent, 110.

Overweights— Finnwater, 2 pounds ; Old Age, 3.

A i (i O third race— S cant 6-8 Mile.
* I ^ Allowances.

Purse flOO. 4-year-olds and upward.

ind

Horses

(4426)MEDICA
43542HARRY BENNETT
(4410)ORACLE
(43.54) BOISTEROUS
4354 HECK JR
31142MUSKETEER
UNITY
4227 ELMA H

VVinner-;-B. g. 5, by Inspector B-
Start fair. Won handily.

Vt !

St ^

%

Str Fin

Jockeys

Owners

0

H L

C

118

5

31

34

31

114 Asburn

T J Dean

1

1

3-5

3-5

120

3

22

21

24

2h

Johnson

J J Johnson

3

6

3

6

123

1

54

51

52

31

Morris

.) McCauley

3

4

3

34

120

2

IH

114 11

44

Nelson

C Douglass

8

10 8

10

120

4

411

44

41

51

Rigby

Camden Stable

6

12 6

10

1J6

6

61

61

64

61

J Dorsey

H Brown

20

100 20

100

120

7

7

7

7

7

Coudrier

J Fitzsimmons

20

50 20

40

102

8

8 8
Time

8 8 E Higgins

, 265, 564, 1 :03i.

M J Allen

20

100 20

100

Tincture.

It was a drive for the place. Oracle was shut off in the stretch.

Aledica was under a pull aJl the W’ay. Boisterous had a lot of speed, but went all to pieces when
pinched.

Scratched— Young Gritto, 123; Meadows, 120.

/I /I FOURTH RACE- 6 1-3 Furlongs.

James P. Young Handicap.

Purse $150. 3-year-olds and upward.

Ind

Horses

Wt

St

V4 H

% StrFin

Jockeys

Owners

0

H

L

C

98

2

13

13 12 r>

McKnight

T Fagin

6

6

5

5

127

4

44

34 3I6 24

Rigby

Jersey Stable

3

3

2

24

109

1

21

22 21 36

Nelson

Asliton Stable

3

4

3

3

113

5

51

514 4» 44

Nostrand

Winchester Stable4

7

4

6

105

6

64

61 54 51

A Dorsey

G Blake

6

10

6

8

98

7

7

7 7 6h

McDermottClover Stable

6

12

6

10‘

95

3

36

41 62 7

Manlove

Avoca Stable

6

12

6

10

Time, 261, 54, 1 :224, 1 :291.

(4283) PROMPT
(4355)GOV. GRIGGS
43912 JON AH WHITE
42832CANDELABRA
43553GALLATIN
4247SGOULD
44262TOMMY O

Winner— B. c, 4, by Kilwarlin— Active!

Start good. Won easily. Tommy O was pulled up in the stretch. Prompt made a runaway
race of it. Gov. Griggs finished strong. Watch him. Jonah White weakened at the end.

Scratched— Siva, 105.

A A rt A fifth race— S cant 6-8 Mile.
* ) ‘db Allowances.

Purse $100. 4-year-olds and upward.

Ind

Horses.

42852CHEER UP
41922EARN

4429 BESSIE ABBOTT
(3473)LUCETTE
(4335) BLUE RIBBON
4425 ELECTRO
4411 MOLLIE MAY
4393 DORAH LAMAR
(4409)JACK LOVELL

Wt St H H ^ StrFin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

110 2 21 11 12 11 Nostrand

116 4 51 44 52 21 Lynch

115 7 6« 64 61 4 3» Watson

107 3 34 3h 21 42 Asburn

116 1 41 52 44 51 Madison

116 9 9 9 7 6h Higgins

111 5 11 2nk 3«k 7 Nelson

115 8 8 8 8 8 Johnson

116 6 7 7 9 9 King

Ti me, 26i, 544, 1 :044.

Winner— Ch. f, 4, by Hanover — Fable.

Post 20 minutes. Start fair. Won ridden out; the next three were driving. Cheer Up was
the best. Earn finished fast. Mollie May quit badly when the pinch came. The long delay at
the post hurt Lucette’s chances.

Scratched— Frank R. Harf, 113.

Overweights— Cheer Up, 3 pounds; Bessie Abbott, 4; Dorah Lamar, 4.

Metropole Stable 3
Greenville Stable 2
Manilla Stable 15
Maspeth Stable 24
Alpine Stable 10
J Fitzsimmons 20
J G Ganz 6

P Sheridan 6

William Lovell 20

3 4

2 3

15 30
3-5 7-1 a
10 30
20 50
6 15

6 10
20 50

44(5.5 SIXTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. Purse $100. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind Horses
(4101)MERRITT
4375 DESPAIR
43.54 CROWN
4391 SALVOR
(4267)SPEEDY
43913FEROCIOUS
4282 ESTELLE A

Wt St H H ^ StrFin Jockeys Owners

108

120

123

120

120

117

114

Ink Ink Ink

31 3 * 32

V4

41
54
64

O H L C

m Cunn’ghamWellwood Stable 6-5 6-5 1 6-5

26

44

51

64

7

24

41

51

6 h

7

Time. 26i

Winner— B. g, 3, by Hilarity— Lulu Race.
Start good. W’on driving; second and third
Despair finished strong. Merritt was the best,
early racing with the winner.

Scratched— Miss Brown, 104.

Overweights— Merritt, 2 pounds.

21 Flynn
31 Asburn
41 Nelson
52 Feeney
61 Johnson
7 Higgins
55i, 1 :244.

doing their best. Ferocious could not keep up.^
Crown tired in the stretch. He was pumped out

Pleasant Val Stbl 10 50 10 50

Potomac Stable 6-5 9-5 6 5 8-5

Jersey Stable 10 12 10 10

O Shannon 10 15 10 12

Elk ton Stable 6 6 4 4

Magnolia Stable 10 100 10 lOff

NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

Probabilities : Weather clear; track good.

First Race-1 Mile.

3-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

4398 Logistic 102 4394 Cornetta 102

4287 Little Gallant. 104 4346 Topling 104

4434 Delgado 104 4398 Balance All 104

Second Race— 7-8 Mile.

^ 3*year-olds. Selling.

44482Bertlia Nell — 105 4323 Saratoga 105

4448 Globe II 107 43773Ben Frost 107

3493 Ponte t Canet..l07 43943Dudley E 110

43942 Percy F 110 3927 Dinsmore 110

Third Race — 1 Mile.

4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

4432 Topper (4) 95 4322 Tenochtitlan(6) 98

(4432)MtW'ash’gt’n(4)99 4453 K C (4) 99

(4413)Liew Anna (4) 101 44133Harry Lee (4). 102
4453 Little Ocean (4)102 4448 Irish Lady (5). 103
4415 Jim Hogg (7) ..103 4414SRobt Bonner(4)103

44483Everest (4) 105 4415 Jim Flood (6). 106

0397)What Next (4) 106 4396 Glenmoyne (7) 111

Fourth Race— 1 Mile and 20 Yards.
3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

4394 Ma Petite (3)... 90

4397 L W (4) 91

4433 Arrezzo (4) 94

4325 J. Steadman (6) 101
4367 Albert S (5),....102

4394 Mr Eastin (3) . . 90

4450 Alamo (6) 92

432520ctave (3) 99

(4433)Elkin (4) 102

(4399)Tragedy (5)... 103

Filth Race— 1 1-3 G Miles.
4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

4399 Mellie (4) 96 4381 Jim Conway(4)

4416 Van Kirkman(4) 98 -

43802Dorothy III (5) 100
44.53 Bob White (4).. 103
44323Rock wood (4) . . . 106

43222Briggs (4)

4449 Ransom (6) 102

4432JohnSullivan (4)103
4324 Dockstader(7).107

4414 olsey (7) 107 4399 His Brother(5) 107

3915 A1 Miles (6) 107 43482 Bl’k’g Brush (5)107

4060 Bizarre (5) 110

Sixth Race-
3-year-olds.

4430 Tidides 99

3927 Marcus Mayer. 99

4398 Corelli 102

4288 Will Glenn 102

4.376 Carnage 102

2147 Nikola Tesla... 107
4434 Volutante 107

-3-4 Mile.

Selling.

4376 Tewanda 99

4236 Jim Armstrong 99

4377 Raymond F 102

4434 Oninoor 102

44342Domsie 107

Ben Walker . . .107
4376 Bailey 102

BARKSDALE ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather clear; track good.
First Race— 4 1-2 Furlongs.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

4392 Navahoe (6) . . . . 125 4334 Arian (5) 125

4445 Milton T (6) . . . . 125 4460 Legion (5) 125

4429 NickJohn8on(5)125 44072Har. Warren(9)125
....123 4389 Black Bess (4). 119
(4388) Wild Duck (3)107

Second Race— 5-8 Mile.

4-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
44272Full Speed (4).. 115 3567 Pennbrook (5). 115

44653Crown (6) 115

4352 Grampian (7) ..112
(4320)King Bon (4).. 112
44242MarieLovell(ll)110

4391 TheM’ntaun(4)115
(4030) A B Dade (6). 112
(4338)M. P’kert’n(5)110
42822Ninis (4) 110

Third Race— Scant 5-8 Mile.
4-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

4317 Colonel T (5) ... 115 4298 Charley B (8) . . 112

4428 Tutor (5) 112 4442 Ventanna (5)..112-

3866 Bronston (6) ...112 4409 H’ming Bird(6)112
44082 Jim Swain (7).. 112 4374 Govinda (4),... 110
4428 J uanita II (6) . . 110 4408 Lottie F (6) .... 110

Fourth Race— G 1-2 Furlongs.
4-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

44642Earn (5) 123 (4428)Laurelton (5). 120

4462 Unity (7) 120 U461)Finnwater (6) 118

43732Hallie Gay (5). 118 4444 BrownFonso(4)116L

4392 Susie Hawze (4)114

Fifth Race— 4 1-2 Furlongs.

3- year-olds and upward. Allowances,

4357 Scio (4) 125 4136 Criterion (9)... 12.5

4388 Rob Roy (9) . . . . 125 4298 Relief (6) 125

4301 Aunt Susie (6) . 123 4336 GiltA’strarn(4)119

42123Nay(4) 119 Valley Girl(3).119

4137 Tray more (3>...109 43353Lady Linden (3) 107

Sixth Race— 3-4 Mile.

4- year-olds and upward. Allowances.

(4445) Barytone 11(5)115 446230racle (5) 115

(4429)New South(5).115 4427 Reform (5) 115

(4370)Worry Not(4).115 (4317)Lillipute(5). . . 115

4393 Klondike (5) .. ..112 4427 Fr’nkHough(4)112
44452Nantucket(5) ..112 4446Be’uBrummel(4)H2

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